Definition
Definition of fragging - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
militaryTECH. related to deliberate killing with explosivesTECH.
- The fragging incident shocked the entire platoon.
2.
- The fragging tactics in the game were intense.
3.
- This fragging computer won't start up properly.
Noun
militaryTECH. premeditated killing of a superior officer by a subordinateTECH.
- Fragging became a serious concern during the Vietnam War.
Origin of fragging
Vietnam War slang, frag (fragmentation grenade)
Examples of fragging in a sentence
Reports of fragging incidents have increased recently. The fragging missions were challenging. Players enjoyed the fragging experience in the tournament. This fragging phone keeps freezing. I can't stand this fragging traffic. Investigators reopened files on fragging incidents reported by the unit in 1971.
Commanders warned that fragging would be prosecuted as murder under military law.
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- French:lié au fragging, assassinat prémédité d'un supérieur par un subordonné, ...
- German:absichtlich sprengend, vorsätzliche Tötung des Vorgesetzten, ...
- Italian:con esplosivi, fragging, ...
- Spanish:con explosivos, asesinato de un superior, ...
- Portuguese:explosivo, homicídio de superior, ...
- Chinese:蓄意杀人的, 谋杀长官, ...
- Japanese:フラッギングの, 上官殺害, ...
- Arabic:مُتَعَلِّق بِالقَتْل العَمْد بِالمُتَفَجِّرات, قَتْل ضابِط عَمْدا على يَدِ جُنْدِي تَابِع, ...
- Hebrew:נְפִיצִי, חִסּוּל קָצִין עַל יְדֵי כָּפוּף לוֹ, ...
- Russian:фраггинг, фрэггинг, ...
- Ukrainian:фрагування, умисне вбивство командира підлеглим, ...
- Hindi:फ्रैगिंग, अधीनस्थ द्वारा वरिष्ठ अधिकारी की पूर्वनियोजित हत्या, ...
Definition of frag - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
weaponTECH. fragmentation grenade used in militaryTECH.
- The soldier threw a frag into the bunker..
2.
- He scored a frag with a perfect headshot.
Verb
1.
- I fragged three players in the last round.
2.
militaryDated deliberately kill a superior officer with a grenadeDated
- The soldier planned to frag his commander during the mission.
Origin of frag
Latin, fragmentum (a piece)
Examples of frag in a sentence
The frag exploded, sending shrapnel everywhere. She celebrated her frag with a victory dance. Another frag and he would win the match. He managed to frag the enemy leader. She was thrilled to frag her rival in the game. In a fit of rage, he attempted to frag his lieutenant.
Rumors spread that someone might frag the unpopular officer.
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- French:frag, éliminer, ...
- German:Splittergranate, erledigen, ...
- Italian:granata a mano, eliminare, ...
- Spanish:granada de mano, eliminar, ...
- Portuguese:granada de fragmentação, eliminar, ...
- Chinese:破片手榴弹, 杀, ...
- Japanese:破片手榴弾, 倒す, ...
- Arabic:قُنْبُلَة شَظايا, قَضى على, ...
- Hebrew:רִמּוֹן רֶסֶס, לַהֲרוֹג, ...
- Russian:осколочная граната, ликвидировать, ...
- Ukrainian:осколкова граната, вбити, ...
- Hindi:विस्फोटक ग्रेनेड, मार गिराना, ...
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